Sentence examples for significant border from inspiring English sources

The significant border relationship in regard to repression and resistance was not the one between the preconscious and the conscious but the one between the preconscious and the unconscious This "topographic" model of the mind was derived from Freud's concept of how dreams are formed, and it remains at the heart of psychoanalysis.

Trump is demanding significant border security investments, including his wall, massive legal immigration cuts, and changes to asylum law in order to approve protections for undocumented young people who came to the U.S. as kids, which could sink a deal.

But the Assad regime controls a significant border that is a potential path for supplies, and Mohamed suggested the dictator is the main factor preventing relief from reaching the area.

We used comparative genomics as well as transcriptomic and physiological approaches to detect significant borders between the Stenotrophomonas strains: the multi-drug resistant pathogenic S. maltophilia and the plant-associated strains S. maltophilia R551-3 and S. rhizophila DSM14405T (both are biocontrol agents).

"But being able to talk up how significant our border improvements are is what will give them the answer to justify a vote after the fact".

Further, the cluster analysis revealed significant or border line significant separation of control samples and treated samples (Fisher's Exact test HN1957: p = 0, HN2092: p = 0.061) (Fig.  2).

The initial justification for the operation – Kenya's first significant cross-border military campaign since independence – was that the army was hunting down the kidnappers.

Until now, the only significant cross-border retail-banking deal in Europe was last year's takeover of Britain's Abbey by Spain's Banco Santander Central Hispano (SCH).

That strategy was called into question after militants stormed the Westgate shopping mall, killing more than 60 people and reminding the world that East Africa is home to a significant cross-border terrorist threat.

And so all the well-rehearsed uncertainty over an independent Scotland's economic and financial arrangements is beginning to feel rather less theoretical, and more urgent.Most jittery are banks, pension funds and other businesses with significant cross-border interests.

In 1987 he was appointed a member of the Irish senate by the prime minister, Charles Haughey, who particularly asked him to occupy the seat as a northerner, a man of great cultural eminence and one with significant cross-border activity – all three of Haughey's criteria being met in one person.